Melon vine coiling and nursing technique

Abstract

The invention relates to a melon vine coiling and nursing technique. The technique comprises the following steps: a mulching film is covered with soil when a main stem grows to 13-16cm for insulating heat and inhibiting weed growth; when the main stem grows to 18-22cm, vine coiling is carried out, the vine head is coiled circularly in a direction, then disposed on a bedding material and covered with the soil, thus new roots can come out to absorb nutrition, the vine is prevented from being rotten and disease resistance is enhanced, and tendrils wind on the bedding material to play the role of wind proofing; a barrier net is arranged perpendicular to the ground, top pinching treatment is performed at first after a bud appears, then the vine is guided to the barrier net to allow the vine to start bearing melons on the barrier net, and enough space is kept for the melons, thus improving the yield, disease resistance, wind proofing capability and quality of melon seeds. The technique is characterized by simple operation, high yield, good disease resistance and wind proofing capability, high-quality melon seeds and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a plant maintenance technology, in particular to the maintenance technology of hanging melon and vines. Background technique [0002] Diaogua, also known as Chialou, belongs to Cucurbitaceae, a perennial herbaceous vine with medicinal and edible properties. Medicinal hanging melon has the effects of invigorating the stomach, moistening the lungs, resolving phlegm, and lubricating. Eating the seeds of hanging melon has anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer effects, and has a significant effect on lung cancer, gastric cancer, and insulin-resistant breast cancer. It contains protein, fat, cellulose, trace elements, alkaloids, flavonoids and other elements, and long-term consumption is beneficial to health. [0003] Nowadays, in the maintenance of hanging melons, the vines are generally led directly to the top net parallel to the ground. Although this method is simple, because the vines all climb on the top net, the density is very hi...

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[0003] Nowadays, in the maintenance of hanging melons, the vines are generally led directly to the top net parallel to the ground. This method is simple, but because the vines all climb on the top net, the density is very high, and the lighting and ventilation are not good, which affects the yield and quality. , and the wind resistance and disease resistance are very poor. Once there is a strong wind or pests and diseases, the survival rate is very low, which directly affects the economic benefits.